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SMIL media players often also provide a network interface based on [[wikipedia:SOAP|SOAP]] (historically short for "Simple Object Access Protocol"). == SOAP Interfaces == A typical SOAP network API supports the following objects and methods from a digital signage media player: === Session === * '''Login()''': initiate a new command session * '''Logout()''': end a command session === ContentManager === * '''CreateObject()''': upload a file into the media player * '''FindObjet()''': enumerate files in the media player * '''RemoveResource()''': delete a file in the media player === MediaControl === * '''Play()''': play a SMIL == Related == Programming tools including the Visual Studio Express directly suports making SOAP calls from Windows. More information is available below. * Managing SMIL players from [[Visual Studio Express]] * Sample project: [[Hornet 1.0]] * [[WSDL]] description of the SOAP interface

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